Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 18 11:26:22 EST 2017 | dilogic
Is there something special to care about while reflowing CMOS camera chips? They are pretty reflective on the surface, so I guess IR-type oven is not the best choice...
Electronics Forum | Thu Jan 19 11:10:13 EST 2017 | rgduval
I'd start by checking the manufacturers documentation, and seeing if they have any application notes regarding reflow recommendations for the part. But, in general, make sure to bake the parts prior to assembly, they are notoriously moisture-sensiti
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 10 12:51:05 EDT 2017 | emeto
I dug this in the past and I couldn't find much as well. It is a short history, as it is all based on a digital camera(first attempts start 80s and 90s). I want to say most of the applications of CMOS and CCD cameras we started seeing around the yea
Electronics Forum | Tue Mar 23 16:37:23 EDT 2010 | mmjm_1099
Hello all, I am currently looking for either the CMOS chip for one of the smaller pcb boards within this camera or a used graphite camera. Please email me mmartinjr@ymail.com
Electronics Forum | Thu Oct 02 01:59:06 EDT 2008 | edmaya33
Obviously nobody can help you Jack. 1. its the camera for parts recognition ( enhanced CMOS ). 2. positioning system upgraded from ball screw to linear motor/gantry. before CPH=16500 new CPH=18000 using H12S
Electronics Forum | Tue May 26 23:42:20 EDT 2020 | smiran082
Hello, I am having trouble the QSV-1 PNP machine. On boot it had trouble connecting to the RT computer as it was hung on a message saying something along the lines of, "Establishing connection to RT computer". After several restarts we still could
Electronics Forum | Tue May 13 08:47:38 EDT 2008 | locostpp
Yes, this is a good point and really only time will tell just how reliable such a machine becomes. What I'm aiming for is to simplify and reduce the number of sub-assemblies. For example we are building the camera/vision processor and lighting into
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